Naomi Sharon, a progressive soul vocalist, shares her profound connection to horses, describing them as spiritual and beautiful creatures. In a recent interview, she likens horseback riding to a deep bond, emphasizing the trust required between rider and horse. This theme of connection and trust extends into her music, particularly in her new EP, The Only Love We Know, which explores personal transformation and growth following her debut album, Obsidian.
The EP, executive produced by her OVO Sound labelmate Jordan Ullman, showcases Sharon’s vocal prowess and a shift towards a more grounded sound. With tracks like "Bittersweet" and "Can We Do This Over," she delves into the complexities of love and self-discovery, reflecting on her journey of healing and the patterns she has recognized in her life. Sharon’s music is influenced by her father’s love for deep house and world music, creating a unique blend that feels both sophisticated and relatable.
In her creative process, Sharon emphasizes the importance of stepping outside her comfort zone, allowing her to evolve as an artist. She expresses a desire for her music to resonate with listeners undergoing their own transformations, hoping to inspire them through her exploration of vulnerability and authenticity. As she continues to create new music, Sharon remains open to various genres, indicating a willingness to evolve her sound while staying true to her artistic identity.
